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Is there precedent for this? E.g. if I accidentally sell a faulty door lock, does that constitute damages automatically? Don't damages require damage?
by robertlagrant 2y ago
Is there precedent for this? E.g. if I accidentally sell a faulty door lock, does that constitute damages automatically? Don't damages require damage?
- MrJohz 2y agoMy private details leaking is damage, that's the point here. If I trust you with my confidential details (which can be anything from my bank details to my email address), and your data security protocols mean that my data gets stolen, then I have suffered damages, and GDPR comes into play.
- dwattttt 2y agoIANAL. Damages are relevant in-so-far as a relevant law addresses or requires them. Nothing stops a law from assuming damages under some circumstances.